"structural vulnerabilities" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to weaknesses in an object's design or structure that make it prone to damage or failure. For example, "The engineers identified several structural vulnerabilities in the bridge, which they plan to address in the future."
Perspectives on vulnerability in nursing have tended to be governed by neoliberal principles that focus on individualism, rather than collective perspectives that make explicit the societal or community vulnerability, political, economic and structural vulnerabilities and intersecting identities that render people vulnerable such as class, race, and gender.
The structural vulnerabilities have been exacerbated by recent flooding.
In the last decades of the 20th century, the conservation and restoration treatment of two Renaissance masterpieces of wall painting, Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City and Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper (1495 98) in Milan, drew the world's attention to the environmental and structural vulnerabilities of these treasures.
Warner said committee members have "difficult questions about structural vulnerabilities on a number of Google's platforms that we will need answered", calling out a number of Google products by name and identifying abuse associated with those services.
These accomplishments rest on the institutions of comprehensive welfare states of much the same type, and with much the same structural vulnerabilities – in Norway, particularly after recent setbacks of the oil economy.
Some of these lessons have been adopted in the design of new buildings, and some are also being fed-back into the design process to improve structural performance in fire and mitigate known structural vulnerabilities.
The outcome of this study is expected to contribute to evaluating the extent of fatigue and structural vulnerability of DMS-support structures during transportation.
This insight is in the form of 'a theory of structural vulnerability' developed at the University of Bristol for 2-dimensional structures [Lu Z, Yu Y, Woodman NJ, Blockley DI. A theory of structural vulnerability. The structural engineer 1999 77 18 17 24]].
To realistically asses the structural vulnerability and to incorporate the effects of uncertainties involved in the load-structure system, a probabilistic framework should be utilized.
How much should teens be held responsible for the structural vulnerability of internet institutions?
That's why short-term funding is a "structural vulnerability" of the financial system, as New York Federal Reserve president William Dudley has written – and he's right.
